When I turned up, the town hall was already __ of teenagers.
A. full
B. packed
C. crowded
D. jammed
Giải đáp
Đáp án đúng là A
Your answer A is correct.
Full is the most general term, meaning that there are a lot of people in a place. Packed, crowded, and jammed all suggest that there are so many people that it is difficult or uncomfortable to move around.
In the sentence “When I turned up, the town hall was already full of teenagers,” the word full is the most appropriate choice because it simply states that there were a lot of teenagers in the town hall. It does not suggest that the teenagers were so closely packed together that it was difficult to move around.
Packed, crowded, and jammed could all be used to describe the town hall if there were so many teenagers that it was difficult to move around. For example, you could say:
The town hall was packed with teenagers.
The town hall was crowded with teenagers.
The town hall was jammed with teenagers.
However, in the given sentence, the word full is the most appropriate choice because it simply states that there were a lot of teenagers in the town hall.
